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ScaleScoreBy(sco, lf {, kflag})
multiplies all p2 and p3 by lf
if kflag is 1, performs on sco itself, otherwise on arraycopy(sco)
See:
ScaleScoreP2
Related topics: csound
ScaleScoreP2(sco, d {, kflag})
scale score sco to length d (in clicks), by calling ScaleScoreP2By()
See:
ScaleScoreP2By
ScaleScore
Related topics: csound
ScaleScoreP2By(sco, lf {, kflag})
multiplies all p2 by lf
if kflag is 1, performs on sco itself, otherwise on arraycopy(sco)
See:
ScaleScore
Related topics: csound
ScaleToTempo(ph)
return a phrase musically identical to ph and based on the current tempo
(all tempo notes from ph are removed, the notes being shifted and scaled
for compensation)
Note: after processing, ScaleToTempo() calls ShiftLSB()
Note, again: ScaleToTempo() is called by several GeoMaestro inner I/O
procedures; you can set the parameter DoNotScaleToTempo to 1 to kill it
(it will then simply return ph)
See:
ShiftLSB
ScoDFunction(fstr)
interprets its argument as a distortion function for CScore
if it is a name, like "KeepScore", it returns the corresponding
function KeepScore(), by simply calling efunction(fstr)
if it is the body of a function declaration, like "{return(score_)}"
it returns a function build from this body with the same arguments
as a regular distortion function, plus extra slots:
function ? (sco,ph,s,d,ch,tht,t,cloid,p1,p2,p3,p4,p5,p6,p7,p8,p9,p10)
{
return(score_)
}
you can for example set:
CScore[1] = "{return(ScoAmp(sco,d,4))}"
for MIDI distortion functions, use DFunction
See:
DFunction
Related topics: programming csound DF
Score(...)
return a score by assembling all of its arguments (strings)
example:
Score("i1 0 1 10","i5 0 2 15")
--> [0=2,1="i1 0 1 10",2="i5 0 2 15"]
Related topics: csound
ScoreF0(sco)
returns the maximum value for f0 statements in sco,
expressed in seconds
See:
ScoreLengthClicks
ScoreLength
ScoreF0Clicks
SetScoreF0
Related topics: csound
ScoreF0Clicks(sco)
returns the maximum value for f0 statements in sco,
expressed in clicks
See:
ScoreLength
ScoreLengthClicks
ScoreF0
SetScoreF0
Related topics: csound
ScoreIn(var)
returns the score var["score"] if it exists,
otherwise returns [0=0] (an empty score)
Related topics: csound
ScoreIsSilent(sco)
Tests weither i-statements appears is score:
returns 0 if there are notes (i-statements)
returns 1 if there are no notes and no f0 statements
else returns the longuest f0 statement
See:
ScoreF0
SilentScore
Related topics: csound
ScoreLastI(sco, inum)
return the index of the last ligne in sco that is a i-statement
for instrument inum
returns 0 if no such i-statement appears in sco
Related topics: csound
ScoreLatest(sco)
returns the maximum value for p2+abs(p3) in sco
See:
ScoreLength
Related topics: csound
ScoreLength(score)
return the duration of score, similar to the .length attribute
of a phrase, only expressed in seconds
this is calculated according to the following rules:
- if a "ls" field is present, length is its value
- else if a "lc" field, length is its value converted from clicks
- else if a f0 statement appear in sco, length is its length
(if several f0, length is the maximum one)
- else length is the maximum value for p2+abs(p3) in score
a length may be negative, exactly as a phrase length can be.
See:
ScoreLengthClicks
ScoreF0
ScoreF0Clicks
ScoreLatest
Related topics: csound
ScoreLengthClicks(sco)
returns ScoreLength(sco)*seconds(1)
See:
ScoreLength
ScoreF0
ScoreF0Clicks
Related topics: csound
ScoreMaxP(sco, pn {,inum})
returns the maximum value for parameter pn in sco
if inum is not 0 (the default), only instrument inum is checked
if there is no instance of pn in the score, "nope" is returned
Related topics: csound
ScorePAdd(score, np, amount {,inum {, kflag}})
For each i-statement in score, add amount to p-field np.
if inum is not 0 (the default), this only applies to instrument inum
if kflg is present and 0, the operation is destructive. Otherwise score
is preserved
Related topics: csound
ScorePMul(score, np, amount {,inum {, kflag}})
For each i-statement in score, multiply p-field np by amount
if inum is not 0 (the default), this only applies to instrument inum
if kflg is present and 0, the operation is destructive. Otherwise score
is preserved
Related topics: csound
Seg(a,b) or Seg(x0,y0,x1,y1)
defines a segment from two points a,b or from 4 numbers, it which case it is
an alias for xyd(x0,y0,x1,y1)
See:
SegA
SegB
xyd
Related topics: segment
SegA(seg)
returns the first point of segment seg
See:
SegB
Seg
Related topics: segment
SegB(seg)
returns the last point of segment seg
See:
SegA
Seg
Related topics: segment
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